The Love that Never Really Dies

Sebastian’s face glowered as he drilled his icy glare through Sasha. “You again? You’ve got some guts, don’t you?” “Come on, Mr. Hayes. I’m just doing my job. You had a good night’s sleep yesterday because I gave you an injection. But just a few jabs aren’t enough to solve your problem. I even got you some medicine,” Sasha replied, jiggling a packet of medicine in her hands in front of the angry man. Sebastian’s expression turned grimmer looking at all the medicinal herbs and his frown intensified. “I don’t need any of those.” “What’s the matter? I’m the doctor and you’re the patient, so you’ll have to listen to me.” Sasha wasn’t letting him off the hook. Without waiting for a reply, she grabbed his hand and took his pulse before he could even object.

Sebastian almost pushed her away instinctively. The veins on his forehead bulged in agitation. However, when his piercing gaze fell on her face, he finally relented. Her coming almond eyes were darting around attentively under a curly fringe of lashes as she held on to his wrist. He knew she was trying her best as a doctor to give her patient an accurate diagnosis. Before long, Sasha nodded lightly and let go of his hand. “As expected, your condition is still quite bad. But don’t worry, you just need to take your medicine as instructed for the next week. You’ll see tremendous improvement after that.” Sebastian retracted his hand as his gaze swept across the bag of medication. “Give them to the housemaid,” he said curtly. “Well… I’m not sure if the maid knows how to handle them. These are medicinal herbs that helps with your sleep, and you need to boil them,” Sasha told him reluctantly.

she could not hide anything from him. It did not matter what method she used—he was just too smart for all her tricks. “Fine. I’m doing this so I can see Ian. What’s wrong with wanting to see my own son? I’m his mother! It’s not against the law. Even if a couple divorces, each parent still has the right to visit the child. Besides, I’m really tending you as my patient. Why can’t you

written all over her delicate face. For a slight moment, he lost himself in her compelling gaze. Snippets of how she hurt herself to get him to save Ian flashed before his mind. Despite everything that she had done, Sebastian could not deny the fact that she loved Ian dearly. He evaded her sharp glare and stood still for a while before leaving without a word. Standing not far away,

room. With Sebastian giving her the green light to see Ian, she had nothing to fear—what more a nobody like a housemaid? When Sasha saw Ian was still asleep, she tiptoed out of the room and went back down to prepare breakfast. Not long after,